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But by the end of the evening, it appeared that the combination of looking after baby during the day, and a late evening had taken its toll on the fairly new mother.

Jessica's night out came as she was forced to fire back accusations she is a 'dumb' celebrity.

Party girls: Jessica enjoyed a late night out with friends

In MySpace blog, the actress defended herself against accusations made by Bill O'Reilly and TMZ.com, usmagazine.com reports.

The 'controversy' began last week when a TMZ.com reporter approached Jessica, a vocal supporter of the new president, at an inauguration event.

But Jessica fired the first question, asking the reporter what Barack Obama's greatest characteristic was.

When the reporter said he felt uncomfortable answering because he is a journalist, Alba replied: 'Be neutral - be Sweden about it.'

TMZ.com later called her a 'ditz' and an 'arrogant buffoon' for saying Sweden instead of Switzerland when referring to the neutral country during World War II.

Smiley face: The actress defended herself against accusations made by Fox News host Bill O'Reilly that she was a 'ditz' for saying Sweden was 'neutral'

O'Reilly, on his Fox News show, then piled on, calling her a 'pinhead' for confusing the two countries.

But on her blog, Alba wrote: 'I find it depressing that, in the midst of perhaps the most salient time in our country's history, individuals are taking it upon themselves to encourage negativity and stupidity.

'Last week, Mr. Bill O'Reilly and some really classy sites insinuated I was dumb by claiming Sweden was a neutral country.

'I appreciate the fact that he is a news anchor and that gossip sites are inundated with intelligent reporting, but seriously people... t's so sad to me that you think the only neutral country during WWII was Switzerland.'

She then linked to a Wikipedia article to prove Sweden was also a neutral country.